Mother's Day

I can't believe this weekend is Mother's Day.  Is it me or does this year seem to be flying by very fast?  I can't believe how fast it's going.  This weekend my husband and I agreed mutually that we wouldn't do anything too spectacular for Mother's Day.  I don't mind because I know he appreciates all that I do for the kids and how I take care of the house.  

I made this card for Mother's Day and I am selling it on my etsy page, www.etsy.com/shop/SerendipityKisses and I love how it turned out.  I wish it was easy to make a nice masculine looking card for Father's Day.  I have some ideas.  I'll work on them next weekend, I think.  This weekend my husband is going to fix his brakes in his car.  When the kids nap I will work on a wedding card.  We're going to a wedding in three weeks and I want to start working on it as soon as I can so I don't forget.  I might make an extra one of that card and list it on my etsy page as well.  I haven't really listed anything on there lately.  But I am hoping this summer I can post a new card once a week on there.

Tonight for dinner is going to be leftovers because my daughter has an appointment to go to this afternoon and I prefer to have leftovers today.  We're going to have the leftover Sloppy Joe Chicken.  I just need to make the rice while the kids nap and cook it before my husband comes home from work.  Tomorrow I am going to make some chicken and veggie wrap thing, I think.  I forget.  I wrote it down in my Erin Condren day planner but I forgot what I am cooking tomorrow night.  I am so thankful tomorrow is Friday.

I am so sleep deprived.  But the sad thing is, once I am in bed and the kids are sleeping I am wide awake.  My husband can fall asleep in less than five minutes while I'm laying in bed trying to fall asleep.  Then the sounds of my son snoring on the baby monitor keeps me awake as I am listening to him sleeping.  But I guess I shouldn't complain.  There are several people out there in this world who can't have kids or aren't married so I should be grateful for what I have and not complain about the petty things.

This summer I am going to go full force on potty training my daughter after my father-in-law goes back home.  He's coming to visit us for the weekend next month.  It will be easier if I start potty training her once he leaves.  I don't think he wants to see his granddaughter walking around the house bottomless.  Wish me luck that potty training goes well.